Add 'arguments' to AddSingleField about graphql.entityframework HOT 7 CLOSED

If you like, I can post a pull request, but it would be later this week, as I have not delved into the source code as of yet.

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It appears QueryGraphType<> class just maps functions from the IEfGraphQLService<> interface. So I accessed the IEfGraphQLService<> directly in my code.

I did post a pull request, but the code didn't end up helping me because I needed to return an additional field. So I wrapped the field in another graph and accessed IEfGraphQlService<> from it directly, bypassing the QueryGraphType<> class. The end result is exactly as I was hoping!

Incidentally, adding this extra graph solved another issue with this functionality - namely, that AddSingleField is not available in an async version. Since my code performs a bunch of database work to execute the mutation, it would definitely preferred for it to be an async function.

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did you read the part about being a Patron? https://github.com/SimonCropp/GraphQL.EntityFramework/blob/master/doco/licensing-patron-faq.md#licensingpatron-faq

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Yes. I signed up before posting (under the company name Zbox).

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Ok so I find OpenCollective very confusing. I'm sure I subscribed yesterday, but I can't find it listed in my account. I even have a thank-you confirmation email, so I know it went through. And if I wanted to change the subscription amount, I'm not sure how I'd do that. Not only that, it says somewhere that I should link the account to GitHub, and I can't find anywhere to do that. I didn't see multiple tiers of subscriptions, and if you can do that I'd suggest it.

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Figured it out....I think.

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dont worry about the patron thing. checked my email and u show up, but u dont show on the patrons site. i will ping opencollective and ask whats up. thanks for the effort. deploying your arg change now. should show up on nuget in ~20min.

thanks for the effort :)

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